21 people came together and under the watchful eye of the wonderful Alison Ayshford-Harris from Busybee Florist were guided through stunning foliage and accessories to create Christmas wreaths. Here are some of the wreaths we created. Thank-you Ali you were…
November has been a busy month as you will see from the news below. We are delighted that we have been approached by several different people and groups to raise money for ALCS. This is a huge endorsement from…
A huge thank-you to all of you who were part of the Quiz night . To those of you who answered the questions, donated to the bar, ate the cheese and brownies, brought the raffle tickets and made the atmosphere…
The clocks have gone back and there are signs of colder times ahead. Swimming in the sea is a different experience every morning but still invigorating and worth getting up for some glorious sun rises. We have been consolidating and…
We are now into glorious autumn, my favourite month. I love the change in seasons, the colours in nature and the excitement of wearing woolly hats again! We are also blessed at home to have had a huge glut of…
August has flown by! It feels like we have had every type of weather in the last month and the change to autumnal air can be felt especially in the mornings. We are saddened that on August 24th Julie…
At this year's Afternoon Tea we were again blessed with beautiful weather. Many local bakers spoiled us with a variety of home baked cakes and biscuits. We were particularly grateful for Pam Corbin's raspberry jam. We had many generous donations…
So school has broken up and the summer is proving to be quite magical, for many of us there is so much joy in seeing gardens burst full of colour and produce. I seem to have got…
Where did June go? A mixed month with weather but still managed to get outside a lot and swimming in the sea early every morning. There is a lot of evidence that as humans we respond well to a…
Thank you to everyone who stopped by to see us at Uplyme Village Fete. We had a busy day in the sunshine (and a few showers) talking to many people about Axminster and Lyme Cancer Support.